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Help[Facts] Compound names
Compound names can be hyphenated or use a normal space between the two names that make it up, Italian names however are joined as a single word, for example; Giambattista, Giampaolo, Giampiero, Giancarlo, Gianfranco, Gianluca, Gianluigi, Gianmarco, Gianmaria...
But Anyone knows a compound name of the later variety that has the second name starting iwth an H? I know Italian does not uses the h much because it isn't properly recognized as a letter... But is there another language where compound names are neither hyphenated (like Jan-Helge a Nrowegian compound name) nor written with a gap between the names that make it up (like Juan Francisco or José Luis or María Fernanda)? And any of them have a name that starts with an h in the second part of the compound name?
But Anyone knows a compound name of the later variety that has the second name starting iwth an H? I know Italian does not uses the h much because it isn't properly recognized as a letter... But is there another language where compound names are neither hyphenated (like Jan-Helge a Nrowegian compound name) nor written with a gap between the names that make it up (like Juan Francisco or José Luis or María Fernanda)? And any of them have a name that starts with an h in the second part of the compound name?
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